Maximum Timeframe Recalculation Request
If you have attempted more than 150% of the published credits required for you program of study, you are considered not meeting satisfactory academic progress. If you are disqualified from receiving financial aid due to exceeding the 150% maximum timeframe, you may appeal the decision.
If it is mathematically determined that you cannot complete your chosen program of study within the maximum timeframe, you will be placed in suspension status.
Examples for federal maximum timeframe:
- associate degree with 60 total credits: 60 x 150% = maximum of 90 credits for financial aid funding
- certificate program with 16 total credits: 16 x 150% = maximum of 24 credits for financial aid funding
You may request a "recalculation" of the maximum timeframe component if you:
- have a change in your program of study
- attempt multiple programs
- have successfully completed a program and are returning to pursue another program. If deemed appropriate, the recalculation would include only the credit hours that are applicable to your current program(s) of study. In the case of multiple degrees, each program will be calculated separately to only include the credit hours that are applicable to each program.